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Switching back to study mode after Thanksgiving and Christmas break can be challenging for young children. And it is understandable! They have not had much experience switching back to “routine mode” like older children and adults have. So, how can you help your little one head back to school at Casa de Corazón and ease…
Cooperative learning in school has been around for decades, but it never attracted the same prominence as differentiated or blended learning. Although some people find cooperative learning confusing, it’s undeniably an effective and powerful teaching strategy. But what is cooperative learning, and how does it work? Here’s everything you need to know about cooperative learning…
Toy safety awareness is of the utmost importance. At home, it is the responsibility of parents to spot these dangerous toys to prevent accidents. Parents should look out for potentially hazardous toys for children to prevent dangerous toy hazards. Even though companies try as much as they can to ensure their toys are safe for…
As a preschool with award-winning early learning programs, we understand the importance of early childhood development. Chores, in particular, are a great way to encourage learning at home, in addition to everything they learn in our Pre-K program. So, how young is too young to create a chore chart for your little one? It’s younger…
Young children are full of curiosity, wonder, and energy. If you are looking for home activities for toddlers or learning activities for young children, this guide will give you ideas for playing with your child. Check out our previous blog post to explore fun indoor activities! Three Fun Outdoor Activities Sensory and Seasonal Walks Intentional walks…
Many parents struggle with determining the appropriate age for their child to start their educational journey. Determining whether a child is ready for school or not is a big decision, especially between the ages of 3 and 5. While there’s no compulsory school age, most states require children to be at least five years old…
The COVID-19 pandemic has affected many families’ lives, with parents experiencing unemployment, financial stress, and the loss of loved ones. All of these stressors affect children, too, so it’s no surprise that many kids have been dealing with anxiety in the wake of the pandemic. It’s estimated that 30% of children experience anxiety, which typically…
When you think about reading and writing, you might think about kindergarten or even first-grade tasks. Indeed, most kids learn to read around age six — but research shows that babies and toddlers benefit substantially when they learn to read at an earlier age. Teaching young children to write can help improve their motor skills…
The winter holidays are one of the most fun and family-friendly times of the year, but they can also be a challenge. The pressure around the holidays can be considerable, especially when making a plan for kids. As always, other concerns come up: holiday weather, arranging plans with relatives, buying gifts, planning meals, and much…